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Julie S

My mother has been there in rehab for awhile. She loves it and so do we. The staff is happy and caring. There are some staff that have been there for years, which says a lot. It's over of the best rehabs i have seen. We are going to use the nursing home there also.

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AJ Babbs

Call lights take over a half an hour to be answered, CNAs don’t even have to pass their boards to start working there so they haven’t even learned how to be a CNA yet.

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Robert Melrose

One of the best in the country. Caring staff and concern about the patients. Note: it has recently changed hands so this may alter with time.

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Marta Ponder

I’ve visited several rehab assisted living facilities in two states and this place is the best. The facility is in tip top shape with great dining options and a homey environment. But the best part is the entire staff actually cares about the patients. Even with staffing shortages that exist everywhere, at Lemay every one is buzzing around with a smile. I’m so happy my mom is here.

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Ken King

I usually only share bad reviews on google as to warn others of bad experiences but we were so impressed by this facility, I had to share that and give them a review. My 89 year old mother stayed at this facilty for a short time; only a few months, and in that time, I visited at least twice a week or more so got to see multiple shifts of care professionals and staff. I didnt meet one person that wasnt on top of thier game. Sure, there were a couple of the young, new CNA's, that werent as knowledgeable as others, but it was obvious they cared and most important, my mother felt that. From head nurses, to CNA's, to activity directors, to nutritionists, to floor charge nurses, to transportation directors, to social workers, to OT/PT staff, to housekeeping, my mother and I saw them all trying hard to make her feel comfortable and cared for and when you are patient that doesnt want to be there in the first place or a family member advocating for them, it is so important to have that level of care. Whats also great is it's obvious they know that. My mother was pretty much wheelchair bound, had terrible hearing, her eyesight was bad with macular degeneration. Everyone accomdated her by speaking up, getting close, and also reading things to her that she couldnt on her own. Daily activities and lunch options, etc. Event the activities directors would come get her to try and encourage her to join in activities although she was embarrased by the fact she couldnt see or hear which made her feel isolated, they did a good job helping her with things to make her feel more comfortable. Her room and bathroom was big and spacious enough to accomodate her wheelchair and her bed was comfortable. This is something we had not experienced at other facilities she's been at. Food was good. Laundry was good. At some point her insurance wanted to discharge her as they only allowed so many days and we didnt agree she was ready to leave. The social worker there helped navigate communication with us and the insurance company to try and get them to reconsider, which they did and she was able to stay a bit longer. After we finally had to have her leave this place, we went to a place that was not nice at all and a terrible experience. It made her realize just how much she loved this place and hoped I would write a good review for them. It wasnt too long after leaving Lemay, that she passed away but it makes me feel so appreciative that the last part of her life, she got to experience the love and care this place provided. I cant thank them enough. Isaac, Pam, John, you guys should feel very proud of the work you do there.